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About Weekly Gwinnett herald. (Lawrenceville, Ga.) 1871-1885 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 10, 1877)
Bennett Herald ■'T^TtTuLicence. I . quoted u«t M‘>»* u v ■ ioi; i" L ‘* r, "' evllle ■ xTr a few B' Apply «' H I hat Mi- M ui"* 1 * ■ , *t V M «,ekbv burglars, and ■ y .j o !Lrs SI..U froit' I,i " , < K!,nvery ■ !>'■ in ~p!l' bine service on Saturday ■ Sunday. (’ propsy Cured. ■ , rsnl.-e it radical cure in ■ V v«ietyand form of D.op-y Hr eaamirttnjr patianta. ■ A.J. SHAFFER, M. f>. H.ineavilla. R*- Hfr«- 0 " our first page "ill lie Hi an inteie*tin£ letter fioin written l.y a former Gwin- H conntv man, well known to Hr ('four r-aders. This le'ter in Hr«|ilr to one pnlili-lied ky us a time since from that state. Bjfnr/iW.-at the residence of father, on the 7tli in*t. W M. Bennett, J. I*., Mr. Robt. Hsaddretli mill Miss Julia Striek- M j.„,|„er of Toliver Suick mitcli in time saves nine;’ and H|,IT in * decayed tootli ill time Hi rave the whole tooth. I)r. It. ■ Adair, Surgeon Dentist, can He your teeth if not too far gone. H| jf you have delayed too long- H make you an artificial set, that Hoc with the natural ones. Mpnluth-Wr. spent a (lay last Hek att this Stirling depot. The H trade is just beginning to open H the merchants are expecting a Huy trade and are preparing to Hr aR the cotton, corn, peas, in Hi. everythin/ for rale. The Kail- Hl authorities have construeied a Hvietrk tlieie.whir.il will add much Hllli'ir fai'ihv lor transportation. HAttkntiox is culled to the offer Hf'hyth" National Silvei-Pla* It Cm , 7tH Chestnut St., Phil* Hl.'iin, in our ciduums* Tlmir Her-*ire is beautiful and fully ■ yubnl, and iln- hr generous ‘i n miia'de to hK lint uad ■l this piper for idnetv days «r d ue. V- 19-4 sw. r . A Hmfl. -VL. Howsll has m * " new stock of goods his briedt store, at Duluth, where inriios his friends and customs ila call on liian. Having* pnr «**■! his stock since the dedline he elafMs that lu> can lk, ' il1 " .'"Ur interest to exam i i>o 100 ts and price* before De will |.e ;n ilia wwikel huy C(m..n, at Atlanta prices, d deaU in all kinds ol produce. ,d advertisement. Nod then nmdonot uody W j t|| |,j ln it wj n yinir lunit. Th *oldest inluhiiant makes hold that he nevor khvv such a •Ducted eastern gale as we had S*ptsmb*r. For nineteen days p* lnJ 'daw from the east. * r 'i)ers are listing great diffieuL ' n go'hng their crops gathered, .** hot few days suits* coU'>n in threxj ‘ 'uni three week, later than it '«w!l VWy dkfScult <u "live 1 h25 8,r^,M * *">» ml a r - ■ti*"' I*"* 1 *"* k Past Mo.— The fin.- upi “ I, U |' ' V •"••rprisn of it* fen inoro "° hi ‘ M evor iri«e .jui • >o l"di»r f ()r in enter* ‘Pattillo j, r "p y ' Ha " Tbompmui w » f tho L ■ 4 ' 1111% tlle lerch. “• • l '»t class hia lon(? experien ,. e Ul)|.| have JT, t a very ™'-ha«d? llh afi " 6 * l ° ck 0f S hie , ll « ,k, t lbs (" ' " mur bel priet* l««r ••isks, |,j* rmHr t I,M lo and H * " ,,,3r #o Wtn H r r° A,lttn,a VVhe '» *«“' have any 'w)i!s ; . f Wa,, t to buy any L »dvertL U,r * Lt P * tUll ». head fe, tHettient. That Public Meeting. —The chairs man of the Democratic Executive Committee of this county, called a public meeting of the party on the first Tuesday, at the cornt house, to take into consideration what steps will he necessary to bring out candidates for the LegisUtuie. Tho lorn out Was so small that it was deemed inadvisable to take any steps towards bringing out candidates, or even determining whether there should be a noinina lion or not. We have had no nominations in several years, and it is questionable whether it is the best policy to make nominations for county ( ffi, cers. In olden times, when We had two political parties, and when men recognized as binding the ac lion of the party caucasses, they were deemed an important wheel in the political machinery, but in these days, when there is but one party in tire county, they cease to have that force which renders them desirable. Ilia understood tliat a meeting will be beM on Tuesday or Wednes day of court week, when the coun* j ly will be fully tepresenied, and at 'that meeting,it is expected, some 1 ine of aetioii will be marked out, ; We suppose a call for such a meet ing will be issued in time to have it generally known, so that ali par ties who feel interested may he on hand and Irtive a voice in its delibe. rations. It i* generally understood that if ; our former liepresen tatives deeire a re-election that there will be no opposition, as they did not serve out Lire time for which they had ] been elected. This seems to be the bent of public opinion, as we gather it from different sections of the county. We are not yet in (orriled whether they will be caudi* dates or not. R. H. Allen, —This gentleman needtt no introduction to our read ers, as his well-established business lias been advertised in these col umn* bef'oie. It will he seen by referring to his adv eitiseunnt, that he is mannliicturing, upon a large scale,all kinds of saddles, hri rlles. and Inii'ni'ss.ainl can supply our ginners with belting to order, We weie in liis eßiahli*hment on Snl* unlay, and were gratified to notice that-Lis business lias tn«iea*il so lapidly, Hj keeps five skilled workmen constantly emploied. and is turning out a large lot *>(' first class wmk, Ilia experiem e and la* cilities enable him to compete with any house in Upper Georgia in pri ccm. lie makes a specially of filling orders, and is brepared to In rni*li anything you want in liis line at short notice mm • fifc Cloud h( t Farr. One of the first ihings that attracts the attention of a visitor to Bufoid is llie handsome new (nick store house which is be ing erected try this enterprising fiim. A prosperous business has rendered a n*or« commodious house neceesaiy. They have on hand a large stock ol dry good*, clothing. liardwaie, grocerie*, bagging, and a general a»soitmenl of such goods as the trade demands. '1 he mein* bers of the firm aie well known business men, who have an estab* lished leputation for liberal and fair dealing. They invite the pub lic to give them a trial. When men invite you to examine their goods they mean business. They purchase cotton and other produce at lull maifeet rates, aud offer as many inducements lor trade as any hoirse upon the A'r- Liue road above Atlanta. Rogers <& Junes —We invite at* teiilien to the advertisement of this new fnm at Duluth. Both of these gentlemen are fiist class business men, enterprising and reliable, In opening up a now business, they in vite their former css-tonrers to -call upon them, and desire to make the acquaintauce -ol a largo number ol new ones They not only propose to sell (heir goods at bottom prices, but will give the Atlanta juice for cot ton, less the freight, and purchase ali kinds of couutry produce. (lead their advertisement and then give tliem a trial. Mr. Bell, formerly of Forsyth, is with them, ready lo give all per sons tbe most polrte attention. Dr. R. D. Adair will be in I.aw lenceviile during November ad* j'Minted t. rm of Gwinnett Superior Court, belter prepared lo do fiist dass dentistry ilmn ever be'ore.and if you have any work in bis line you wi»b doin', be sure to call on him. Among the many improvement* recently made upon the A r.Lin,- li. R, none will |,e more bighlv appreciated by llie people along tbe line than the handsome find comfortable ear which is run with the acconmiilation train. Hereto* fore the accommodation for passen gers On that train has been such that it was with gieat relue tauce.ladies would tiavel on it, and yet they were compelled to pav the same fare that was demanded on the regular passenger train,— This new car ia built expressly for a way-freight, ar.d it is as comfor table as any Coaches on the line, with baggage room attached. Col Foreacre deserves the thanks of tbe people along the roa I lor liis enterprise and good manage ment. Jan. D. Spence.— The arrival of a Urge stock of new goods is al ways an important event in a coun try village, especially tot be ladies, who desire to get tiie first pick at the latest styles. We invite the attention of our readers to the ad* veriisement in this issue of Mr. Sn- nce. lie is now receiving a large stock of ladies’ and gents’ dress goods, hoots, shoes, hats, ready-made clothing, staple and fancy goods groceries, hardware, &o, &o. Ilia good taste, and ex perience in the business, enables him to select the style of goods our people want, and he takes pleasure in showing them, 'There is no necessity for going to Allan ta, when you can get at this hous* everything you want, from a neck tie to a complete outfit, ol the latest and most fashionable styles. Our town has long been noted for keep ing good stocks, and firsliclass goods. Come and examine for yourself. He will pay Atlanta pi ices for cotton, less the freight. Bring on your cotton, and iet your wife come with you. She will see some thing site wants. A word to the wise. If yon are troubled with a cough or Void, pro cure a bottle of Dr Bull** Cough Syrup at once. Its use miv save you iron) severe sickness. Your druggie keeps it. Price. 25 cents NO EXCUSE FOR ANYONE BEING OUT OF EMPLOY MENT. Our attention Inis been called to some new and useful cooking utensils, recently in vented which make baking and cooking a pleasure instead of a dreadful necessity. One of which .the Patent Centennial Cuke and Bread Pan, made of Russia iron, is so coustructed that you can remove your cake when baked, instantly from tbe pan, without breaking or injur ing it, and you can remove the tube, and convert into a plain bot tom pan, for bak ing jelly or plain cakes, bread, etc. An other—the Kitchen Gem—a plated wire boiler or steamer to hang inside of an ordinary iron pot,for boiling or steaming vegetables, which when done, can be removed perfectly dry. without lifting the heavy, sooty iron pot of! ol the stove, avoiding the danger of burning the hands with the steam in pouring of! the hot water, and the vegetables cannot possi bly burn if the water boils dry, ns the steamer does not touch the bottom ol the pot. These goods are sold exclu sively through agents to luniilies, and every housekeeper should have them. A stilendid opportunity i- offered to some reliable lady or gentleman canvasser of this county to secure the agency for a pleasant and profitable business. For terms, territory, etc,, write to h. E. Brown & Co., Nos. 214 and 216 Kim Strict, Cincinnati, Ohio. |oel 3-4 w. LAWRENCEVILLE MARKET. OORRRCTKD WRRKI.Y JJY B. K. STRICKLAND Fodder hundred bundles.. 1 50 a 200 Prints 7i. # a Augusta Shirting 8 a 10 Sea Islaud Sheeting 8 a 18 Rk> Coffee .. . 23 a 25 C Sugar 12 a 15 Woodward’s Flour &5 00 Yarns ffl 10 Hemlock Sole Leather. .„ 30. Corn 60 a 70 Meal 80 Peas .................. 75 Becon 10 a 12^ Hams, sugar eared 15 Urd I* Mackerel, w kit 1 50 Eggs, 10 Butter C 2' 4 Plow Steel 11 « 15 Nails “ 6 Salt, per sack 82 40 Rice - 9 a 10 Cuba molasses 50 ()yster„ per lb. box 15 Caudles 22 a 25 ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. By virture of an order from the Court of Ordinary of Gwinnett county. Ga , on the first Tuesday in November next, 1 will sell before the Court house door, in the town of laiwreneevjtle. in said eoun tv, within the legal hours of Male, the following lands, to wit: Seventy two acres, part of iot No. Tlli. 2 1 acre*, pait of lot No. 247, 136 acres, p„rt ol lots Nos 248 and 265; this is known as the Jones 11. Kwing home ph.ee, except that patt assigned to the widow as dower. Upon this place there is in cultivation and good order,atamt 25 acres first class river I Kit tom and about 40 or 5(1 acres of up-land in a good state of cultivation. Also. 220 acres.parts of lots 276 299, and 278. known as the Miles K.. Ewing home place. Upon this tract there is one hundred and twenty five acres of cleared land, six or seven acres ol which is gotxl branch bottom. This is one ot the best cotton farms in the county, and has a good lour room (runic dwelling, well fin ished. All of the above luntl lying in the sth District of said countv. Each place lies about 6 miles from Lawrence ville All sold as the property of the estate of Jones 11. Ewing, late of said county, deceased. Terms, one Imlf cash, one-half credit until Ist December, 1878 Bond for titles oi.ly will tie given until all the money is paid. This Ist day of October, 1877. MILKS K. EWING, oct. ,'l-tda. Administrator. NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. 1 will lie at the following places on the days specified, for the purpose of collect- I ing the State and County Tax due lor the year 1877. Tax payers will please re member l he dates and meet me promptly: Rockbridge, October 15th. Cates’ “ 1 Gift. Marlins’ “ 77th. Ben Smiths’ “ ]Bth. Cains' “ Djth. IjawrenccvilJe “ 2(>th. I log Mountain “ 22nd. Buloid “ 23id. Suwannee “ 241 h. Dnltt'h “ 25th. Norcross “ 26th. Martin's “ 27'It. Berkshire “ 29th. U. W. GARNER, Tax-Collector Gwinnett County. This Septembei 18th, 1877. Gkoroia, Uwtnnktt County. Joseph P. Roquemore, guardian of tl e orphan of Elijah Roquemore. deceased, having applied to the Court of Ordinary ol said county for a discharge Irom his guardianship of the persons and property ol bis wards. This is, therefore, to eite all persons concerned, to show cause, by filing objections in my office, on or before the first Monday in November next why the said Joseph P. Roquemore shonld not be dismissed from his guardianship of the persons and property of aid wards, and receive the usual letters ol dismis sion. Given under my hand and official signature, this 25th day of November, 1877. CYRUS A. ALLLKX, oct 3-td Ordinary. Gkoroia, Gwinnktt County. Whereas, W. P. Donaldson and W 11. Williams, executors of the last will and testament of Ifnhen Donaldson, have filed tin ir petiti n for leave to sell lot of land No. 31. in the sih District of said county, filly acres, known as the home place; uiso, fifty acres ofl of lot No. 33; also filly acres off of lot No. 3.7; all in the sth District of said county, lands bein' ging to said This is. therefore’ to eltr all and singular, the I>eir3 and creditors ol said deceased. Ur appear at my office, on the first Monday in November next, to show cause, if uny they can. why said order should not be granted. This October Ist, 1877. CYRUS A. ALLEN, oct, 3-td. Ordinary. NO TICE! \Ve have placed all notes and accounts taken by onr late agent* 11. U. HANNAH, for the sale of onr Ammokiatkd Disroi.vkd Bonk, in the hands oT GOLD-MI I’ll & DOUGHERTY, of Stone Mouh- ! tain for collection. Farmers will please make prompt payment, to them, at the privilege of’ settling the notes in nitildhng i eolton at 15 cents per pound expires tlie Ist oi November. Alter that date, payment must he made in currency. JOHN MERRiMAN & CO., oet. 3-sw. Baltimore, Md. Deputy SherilT Sale, Will he sold before the Coirt-house door, in the town of Lawrcnoeville, wills in the legal hours of sale oil the first Tuesday in November next, the follow- ; ing described lands. Two hundred acres of land,more or less, | adjoining Davis, Guthrie and others,and being ail of lot, No. lot) in the 7th dis triet of Gwinnett, except fifty ucics thereof ns Died of! and embraced in the schedule of Mary McHugh. Iwvied on as the prujicrty of B. F. He,Hugh,to satisfy a fi fa from Gwinnett Superior (Joint in favor of lire Gwinnett Manufacturing Company, vs. 14. F. McHugh. Property pointed out by i plaintiff’s attorney. October 2nd 1877. D. M. BURN, oct 3-tds Deputy Sheriff. CHRONIC StrLTEI marked out by that plainest as books—‘'Plain Home Talk arid Medical Common Sense, * — nearly 1/100 pages, 200 illustrations, by Dr. E. B, Foorie, of 120 Lexington Ave., X. A”. Purchaser* of this book are at liberty U* consult its aulbsr in person or mail free. Price by mail, postage pre paid. 83.35 for the Stands! d edition, or gl-58 ior the popular edition, which contains ■ H the same matter and illus trations. Contents tables free. Agents wanted. MURRAY PUBLISHING CO, 129 East 28th Street, N. Y. uug 2'J-dw. ADMINISTRATORS’ SALE. Gkoroia, Rockdai.r county. Will be sold, before the Court .-house door, in the town ol Conyers, in said comity, on first Tuesday in November i next, the following land* to-wit: A part of lot, No. 347, in ibe 4th district ol Gwinnett county, in said! State, the same containing about two 1 acres and 45-100 of an acre; also |xirt of lot. No. not known, in the 4th district of Gwinn< It county, containing eighty acres, more or less, bounded by las : , Mrs. Henry, No Business Orem. Thus. Maguire, as de crib**! in deed Irom W P. Henry, lo J. T. O. Nix; also, aliout 19 acres of lund, in said Gwinnett county, being part ol lot, No. 337, in said 4th district; 101 * 4 acres of laud, being the east hall of lot, No 286 in the 16th district of Rockdale county. All of said lands sold as the property of J. T. O. Nix. lute of Rockdale county, de ceased. Sold for distiihution; etc. Terms of sale: one third cash and the remainder on twelve months’ time. Bonds given to purchaser*. Conyers, Utt., October 2nd, 1827 J. N. Nix, J K. Lkvkritt, Administrators of deceased, oct 3-td. Administrators’ Sale. By virtue of an order from the court of Ordinary of Gwinnett county, will tie sold before the Court-house door, in the town of Luwreneeville, within the legul hours of sale,on the first Tuesday in No veutber next, the following described lands, belonging to till estate of 11. \V. Donaldson: a One hundred and thirteen acres of land, more or less, pari of lot No. 35 in the sth District of said county, and known as the dower of the widow of said deceased,adjoining lands of Vaughan on the east, Mrs. Cooper ou the LSoiitli and George Williamson the west, for the purpose of distribution. Terms one halt cash, remainder on a credit ol twelve months will) note, draw ing ten per cent, interest and bond tor titles given. 'This October Ist, 1877. I’. \V. McConnki.i,, J. W. llknry. oet. 3-td. Administrator*. Gkoiiuia, Gwinnktt County. Divers citizens of iheJlCth and 562-1 District, G .VI., of said county, having petitioned fora new road, commencing ut W. A Cain’s, an the Hurricane Shoal Road, and running in the direction ot; and intersecting the Lnwn neeville and Jefferson road at B A. BUkey’s, hy the residence of J. M . I’ool, S. A. Patrick, 14 T. I lioinas. S. S. Bowi ns, John F ar ris and others, mid commissioners having hem appointed to examine into the utili ty of said contemplated new road, report the same to tie ol public utility, and marked out said road mid recommend the opening ol tbe same as a second-class road. All person* are hereby notified that an order establishing said road will be puss ed on the first Monday iu Decemlier next, it no good cause is shown to the contrary. By order County Commissi.inn u. JAS. T. LAMKIN, oct 3-4 w • Chro n C. C. O. Valuable Lands for Sale! In pursuance of the lust will and testa ment of Anthony W. Bates, deceased,we offer at private sale, the Iruct ol land known as testators mill tract; lieing purl of lots Nos. 222 and 225 in the 7tb District of Uwmneii cchiiiij•. c niaiiiiog four hum red acres, more or le-s. and adjoining David 11 aiiiillnn s M ill tract. Iloseu Wmu inks and others, aud lying about ihriv miles eu-l ot Bnfird. This land is utmost entirely hi original Inrest, is well wall red and hus some fine creek and branch Imlloms on it it w i I lie sold either as n whole, or in parcels lo unit pm chasers. Address or call on tlie unde signed at Lawn nceville. Ga. A. .! L. BATES. N. L, lIU ICII INS, oct 3-If. Executors. Gkoroia, Gwinnktt County. Wheieas, Moses Dillard, administrator of the estate of William Drummonds,late of said county, declared, appliis to me in proper (orin for leave to sell all the lands belonging to the estate of said deceased, except the widow’s dower. 'This is. therefore, to cite all and singular, the heirs and creditors of said deceased, *o appear at my office on the first Monday in November next, to show cause, if any they can, why an order for the sale of the lands of said deceased should not be granted. 'This October Ist. 1877, CYRUS A. ALLEN, oet. 3-td Ordinary. % VS vw Gkoroia, Gwinnktt County. This is to give notice that I am tlie administrator of llie estate of'Thomas G. Jacobs, deceased. All jiersons owing said estate are required to inuke iiitme biate payment, and all |R'rsons having ( aims against said estate are required to present them to me properly proven. This Lilli day of Septem ier, 1877. 14. E. STUM KLAND, Administrator ol the estate of 'Thomas G. Jacobs, deceased, sept. 15-ts. Gkoroia, Gwinnktt County. Whereas, Vincent P. Johnston and Ilirain Mathis, administrator* on the estate of George W. Collins, apply to un in proper form lor leave to sell the land: of the estate ot George W. Collins, left of said county, deceased. This is, there fore, to cite alt and singular; the heirs and creditors of said deceased to appear at my office on the first Monday in November next, to show cause, if any they can. wby an order for the sale of said lauds should not be granted. This October Ist. 1877. CYRUS A. ALLEN, oct. 3-ul, Ordinary. VAW WARMING f All who are indebted to me, either by note or account,will save cost by settling tbe same by tbe !sth of November, os I intend to sue without discrimination after that time. This October 2nd. 1877. e g. McDaniel. oct, 3-4 w, (iwhmett Sheriff Sales. Will be sold before the Court houee door, iu the town of Luwreneeville, on tbe first Tuesday in Novemtar next, between tbe legal hours of sale, tlic fol lowing property, to wit: Tits house and lot, in the town of laiw reneevilk', containing three (31 acres ol land, more or less being Ibe place where on Dr. Jesse la»we lately result'd,(except forty feet by thirty feet squaie iu the south esst corner of said lot). Also, one wood dark, one candle-stund ami glolie, one side-board, one hull down split bot tom chairs and two rockers,two bureaux, two bedsteads ami l-edding. table and medicine case am) its contents, lot of medical am) miscellaneous books, lot of medical and surgical instruments, steel yards and trowel eleven kegs ol snuff, hand-stove and saddle-bugs, wash stand, candle-stand, one folding and two plain tables, one heating stove, grindstone and triune, bath tub, small lot of funning implements lot of til. ware, deinii<<lin ami lot ol jugs, lot ol barrels, lot of mechani cal tools, and a set of buggy harness. I A'vied on. and to be sold, us the prop erty of Jesse la>wc, by virtue of. and to satisfy, one H. fa, liom Gwinnett Supe rior Court, origie.uUy in favor of Rubt. Craig vs. Jest-e Lowe and others; now controlled by Mcritt Cump for contribu tion. Also, at I 1m- same time and place, will :he sold one lot in Norcross,in suid coun- I ty, couluiiung lout acres, more or less, i tmnmted on the southwest hv [Jolhittd i st ri'ft. and extending back to the street in Ihe rear, adjoining lands ol M. C. ■ Lively on southeast side. Said lot was i improved by R J. Gregg, and is known ; as tin: lot on which lie forineriy resided. | levied on us the property of said It. J. i Gregg to satisfy a (i. fa. from jnstiois court of the 4tlfith District. G M., in , favor ol J. P. .Simmons vs. It, J, Gregg. I’roperty pointed out by plainl l! Lt vy inode and icturncd to me hv Jno. Duncan L. C. Also at the same time and place, will lie sold, five hundred a errs ol land known us the Asa Wade old p!i -e adjoining lauds ol A. A. Unwell, on la- rust and south, Anderson Arno! on the west, H). L. Braswell on the n "lh and othc a. Levied on its tlie pnqvtly ot A A Dyer to satisfy a li la from Gwinnett Superior Court, iu l.ivi of II W Mills vs A A Dyer. Also at the same time and place will be sold one hundred and twenty five acres of land more or less, being the west half of lot No 126 in the 6th district of said county adjoining lends of I) K Phillips’ home place, L Bagwell J \Y Nash C MeKcn icy and Mathews. Levied on as the property <J Ni.ney Garner, wile of Henry (2 Garner for the purchase money by virtue of n li In from Gwinnett Superior Court iu favor of J P Phillips and D R Phillips, Adminis trator* Jite, vs Nancy Garner. Also, ut ilie sane time and place will Ik: sold one hundred acres of land, more or less pari of lot No 2u2 in the 7th district oi Gwinnett enun'y adjoining lands of J It West on the east W .1 Born on the north J I* tinnier on the West, aud known ns the old Su gar Hill Court rroiind place and on which J M Rot, rls now resides. Levied on as be property of J M Roberts, by virtue of n fi fa in favor ol Howard Soule vs J M Roberts from Justices’ Court of the 4441 li district. G M,of said county,-'aid fi fa now controll ed by J W Mitchell. Also, at the sume time and place, will lie sold ii, oe am! tbrea-fearffi; acres, of land, heing part of Jut No. 225, iu the (itli district of Gwinnett, within llie eor porate limits of the town of Norcross, and adjoining lands of John Pittuun and G. T. Rukestraw on the euslmnd bound ed on the south by an alley, on the west hy land ofsuid Rakestraw and F. Hand. sault. on the north by the railroad right of-way. Levied on us the property of said John C. Floyd, to satisfy afi. la. from Gwinnett Sn per ior Court in favor if G. T. Rakestraw vs. John C. Floyd for purchase money. Also, ut the same time and place, will be sold lot of land No. one hundred and ninety-nine, in the sth District of said county. levied on as the property of F. A. Bonds to satisfy a fi. fa, Irom tlie 478 District, U. M., of said county, in lavor ol Fi. M. Brand, administrator, etc., vs. F. A. Bonds. Said fi. fa. now controlled by J. L. Moore. Property pointed out by suid transferee. Levy made and returned to me by G, li. Nix, L. C. Also; at the same time and place, will be sold one rifle gun; levied on us the property at Isaac lluruldstiu, by virtue of a warrant issued by L. M, Giiswell, •I. I*. fo r cost*. Also, ut the same lime and pke<\ wiil be sold ihe hotel snd hH on which it stai ds, known as Garners lio.tej, in lie town of Buford, in said countv. Haul i lot fronts ninety feet m N. Railiond street and run- back sne hundred feet to Garner street, and lie.* at the west end (rs block No. 7. No of town lot unknown, Imt being part of original hind lot N >. 294. Is vied on as the property of T. S. Garner, to satisfy ouc ii. fa. front ie Justices court ot the 1 ,tt26lii Distr. t, G, M., of Fulton county, in said 8t «, in favor of F’,. A. Angici *. T. H.t r ner; and one li fa. Iron said com in lavor of W. D. Ellis, as assignee f i J. L. Watkins vs. T, S, Gurner, and e • ff. fa. in favor of Max Franklin vs. T. <<. Garner, isaikU by caal art. Property pointed out hy plaint;!, and levy made and returned to me v J. 11. Wilson, L. C. Ai-o, at the same time no i place, will lie:- 1 ninety seven acres of Find, known as p tof lot No 26, in the Ii District rtf said county, adjoining la: Is of Mrs. Brook on southwest, by Mr: Hutchins on sou a, on ilie east e.,>J nort. by J. M. Patters i. Levied on *s th- propi-rty of W. A Wilson, to satis'y h. ir iustiee court fi i s Irom the 407th Di tr.<D, (4. M. in fnvor of William Haslett v». W. A. Wilson. Properly pointed oit by defendant. l evy made and rrtuit *1 to me hy \V 11. TowuW”, L. C. Ihis October 2, ! 877. J. M. PATTERSON, oet. 3 tds Bheriff. m $6 to S2O luab ljr] Stinson k Co., Portland. Maine. ADMINISTRATOR’S SALE. Gkoroia, Gwinnktt County. Dy virtue of an order of the Conrt of Ordinary of Gwinnett county, Georgia, will he sold Is liire the Com l-lumse door. In the town of I uwrenoeville, in said county,on the flist Tuesday iu November, 1877. during the legal hours of stile, and at public outcry, to tlie highest hithler, the following real estate bi.oiigjtiu to llie estate of 'Thomas G. Jacobs, deeeastd : Forty-five (45) acres of hoid, more or less, part of lot No one hnmlruland lor ty-two (142) in the filth (5ll.) ilisti i t of said nninty, iidj"iniiig liiiwls of isfafe of Jucnlrs, \V I. Vaughan, and Iheßiaee well Intel, anti known us tlie Guild place. Also, at tlie same lime mid place, will lie soli! eighty five (85) acres, more or less, of lots Nos. one hundred and forty two (142) and one hundred and forty seven (147), in the filili (5lli) district ol said county, adjoining lands ol Thomas G. Jacobs’ late residence, J. M. Patter son ar.d the Drucewt II place, all tying west of the Covington road. A iso, at the same time and place, will lie sold one hundred and twenty five (125) aerts, more or less, being the southeast half of lot No. one hundred nit 3 forty two (142). in the fifth (6th) district of said county, adjoining land ot Craig, t 4. J. Winn, and others, known us the Brneewell ptace Also, at the some time and place, will be sold the storehouse with dwelling nt tiH'.hcd, on the southwest corner ol the public square, in the town i.f l.awrenci ville, in said county, known us the town lot No. six (6) containing one fourth (',) of an acre, more or less, known as the Davis' corner Also, at the same time and place, will l,e Held Seven (7) acres, more or less, sit uated and being iu the town of Law renceville, in said county, on the Stone .Mountain rood, ill the fifth (sth) District of said county, and known as tlie K. 8. Brown place, adjoining M. 1,. Adair and others, opposite the Female Academy. This is one of the most desirable lots for a res’donee in town, finely shaded by original forest growth. Also, at the sutue time and place, will be sold, one hundred (DHi) acres, more nr less, it being part of lot No. one hun dred and seventeen (117) In tlie filth (sth) district of aid county, near the town of Luwreneeville. all in the woods, recently uelosed by u fence, a* the Imiindury of said lands, adjoining U'. H. Wilson on tin north, B, K. Strickland on the east, Mr*. Smith on the-south, end tin Cov ington road on the west. This p -ee of land will lie sold in two parcels, d '"ding in the center, commencing at the road, running struig'at east to Strickland.' line, each fronting on the Covington road, designated as Ist and 2nd lots. Also, ut the same time and place, will be sold eighty (HU) acres, more or less, thirty (30) acres, more or less, adjoining iai ds of William Jackson,J, K. Ketinerly, and others, and fifty (50) acres, more or less, of the southwest corner of lot No. one hundred and one (101). known as the place whereon VV. R. Bonds for-- j merly lived, more recently occupied by George Jacobs, all of Gwinnett county, Georgia, This place is p etty well im proved with houses ami farm. Ail good farming land. Also, ut the same time and place, will be sold one hundred and seventy (170) ucrcs, more or less, parts of lots Nos. one hundred and twenty six (126), one hundred and thirty-one (131). one hun dred slid thirty two (132). in the tilth (stli) district of said county, adjoining land of J. 1,. Moore, W. G. Jacobs, ami others, except a part of said tract known as the cane brake, twenty live acres,more or less. Also, five hit os, Including the, house where James M. Wiley so merly lived. Lines and boundary rosy be ascer tained by calling on W. G. taeobs, Jus, M. Jueoftti. <*’ seeing tls: deed in the liatids of B. K. Strickland, ’This is fine farming lauds and partly iu cultivaJion; balance in woods. All sold for the benefit nf'tfic heirs and creditors of the said Urns G. Jacobs, deceased. 'Terms: Sixty days after sale, with one hundred dollar notes. Titles held until money paid. This 19th day of Bept., 1877. 14, K. STRICKLAND. Administrator of the estate of Thomas G. Jacobs, deceased. sept. Hi-ids FITS EPILEPSY, on FALLING SICKNESS I*M<MAKKXri.V (Turn—NO IIUMBtIi nr onk xiontti’s usk ok Dk Goui, m»'» < KMCSHATKO InKAIJ.IIII.K I’tT I’oWlMiliX. 'To convince sufferers that these poivdci* will do all we claim for them, we will s(tml them by in.nl, host caio, a sas.s, tmai. box. As Dr. Goiilukl is the only physician that hus ever made this dis ense a special study, and as to imr knowledge thousands have been chhma nknti.y cui(K/< by the use of tlii-c sow- OKtIK. WE Wf'u, *'iCAHAVrKK A I'KRII ANKNT oure in every ( »se, or rkkund you a( i, *o»rr Kxkbkoi n. 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